In all the years of playing Diablo 2 I don't think I've ever found even half the equipment that some guides recommend you should use.

There are a number of auras you’re looking to get late game: Might aura from merc. Until then a clay golem will help more as a heavy slow.

Don't let that dissuade you in my experience it's totally sufficient to skim over a guide in order to get a rough idea about which skills to use - and then just play. Iron golem is better when your late game geared and can make it with a beast or some such. I guess it can be a bit deterring to see how deep some people dive into this game and it's mechanics in their guides. But others probably have other favorite pages and forums. If you want to take a deeper look at the game and what kind of build look like fun to play, I recommend poking around the The Amazon Basin for some guides and tipps. Werewolf druids are a quite fun and powerful, but require a bit more fine-tuning and special gear (namely items with life-leech) to stay on top in the later parts of the 'nightmare' or 'hell difficulty' games.Īgain, here's a link to an extensive guide on how to play a werewolf that uses the 'fury' skill. Invest a bit in strength (about 80-100 points) to wear some armor and the rest in vitality and you are good to go. After you've made that 40 point investment, you will be 'Hell viable' and the rest can be spent to taste.' To quote the guide I linked to: 'The core skills for this build are Raise Skeleton and Skeleton Mastery. Remember to read our Diablo 2 Resurrected beginners guide, since its important to understand some of the games more complicated features. You can even finish the game with the worst kind of equipment, or non at all, since the necro should stays out of trouble and use his minions do get the job done.Ĭoncerning stat and skill point distribution, since there are lots of guides available on the net from very knowledgeable people, I'm going to link to one instead of writing it all down here, if you don't mind.īut it's hard to go wrong with a necromancer. If youre new to Diablo 2 Resurrected, we suggest starting with the Necromancer, since its the easiest of the seven classes to play, particularly with this build. The speed benefit is nice to allow the Golem to keep up with you, especially if you. If he keeps up with you, thats probably enough points in Golem Mastery.

I agree with Phigment that a summoning necromancer is the easiest class to build and play. Vanguard Killstreaks Tier List: Best Streaks to Use in Call of Duty: Vanguard. Clay Golem: 100 HP, Blood Golem: 201 HP, Iron Golem: 306, Fire Golem: 328 Before placing more than a few points, or more than one point (with +Skills Items), look at the speed of the Golem.

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